The Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago
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With this podcast Associate Pastor Joe Morrow begins a new series about the people who have shaped his faith journey and views.
Joe reflects on the neighbor-focused theology of missionary Kōsuke Koyama as presented in his book, Water Buffalo Theology. We use this theology to ask ourselves if we are here to harm or to help our neighbors.
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A sermon by Bob Hagel.
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Rocky Supinger concludes the series on G. K. Chesterton’s Heretics and Orthodoxy by discussing how Chesterton argued that some ideal must motivate political engagement.
We reflect on how Chesterton proposed “reform” as an alternative to the ideals of “evolution” or “progress” that were popular during his time.
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A sermon by Rocky Supinger.
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Rocky Supinger continues the series on G.K. Chesterton’s Heretics and Orthodoxy by discussing the central experience of faith, which is the central experience of life — mystery and familiarity — at the same time. We reflect on how life within this faith is “eternal” life. It goes on like this forever, not because of us, but also never without us.
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A sermon by Tom Are Jr.
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Rocky Supinger continues the series on G.K. Chesterton’s Heretics and Orthodoxy by discussing the relationship of place to our faith. We reflect on how our love of places is an expression of our love for the people with whom we share those places. Our love for the place we live is, ultimately, an expression of our love of God.
The worship service recording includes both pre-service and post-service music.
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A sermon by Tom Are Jr.
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This podcast is the first of four in a series on the works that have had the greatest impact on Senior Associate Pastor Rocky Supinger’s faith — Heretics and Orthodoxy by British novelist and essayist Gilbert Keith Chesterton.
This evening we reflect on how Chesterton’s writings were about the kind of outlook on life that faith should give us — a life of purpose. The Lord didn’t really give the disciples a detailed process for doin...
The worship service recording includes both pre-service and post-service music.
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A sermon by Tom Are Jr.
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Here to the story of Priscilla and Aquila in Acts 18:1–4, 18–27. As we think about these verses and others where they are mentioned, Matt Helms invites us to consider how Priscilla and Aquila are teachers to the teachers of the early church. We also give thanks for those who have shaped our own spiritual lives, just as Priscilla and Aquila did in the early church.
The worship service recording includes both pre-service and post-service music.
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A sermon by Tom Are Jr.
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Today we turn to the story of Lydia in Acts 16:11–14.
As we think about that text, Matt Helms invites us to consider how representative Lydia is of how the church was able to grow and sustain itself as it spread in the Roman Empire. We also ponder how these stories of those in the early church speak to the importance of every member of the church being invested in the work that we are called to do.
The worship service recording includes both pre-service and post-service music.
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